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highly exciting game ct Capitol Park
todsy. The game was far from being
Q model one, but the closeness of the
score and heavy streaks Of batting
prevented the interest from tagging.
In the first and third innings the
home team pounded the ball over the
field and scored six runs, four Of them
earned. In the third inning the Pitts.
burg team found Shaw's delivery and
batied 1t until the home players were
tired OF chasing the ball. Brown made
Q phenomenal catch to center fisld
which, together wi h the heavy bat.
ting OF Daily and Farrell, were the
features Of the game. Score:
Washington......2 0 400l00S $40
Pittsburg..".--..0 0 8 8 1000 o. 8
Earned runs-Washington, /; Pitts
burg, 4. Two base hits-Hine, Cliff,
Carroll, Daily. Three base hits -
Daily, Carroll, Farrell. First on balls
Hines. First on errors ashing.
ton, Q; Pittsburg, 4. Struck out
Calvin (2), Daily, Fields. Passed
bslls--Galvin, 2; Miller, 2. Umpire
Doescher.
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Cleveland. =, Metropolitan, ..

CLEVELAND, o., July l6.-The eleven
innings game between thet~o tail end.
ers here today was we'll worth seeing.
The Metropolitans were Q half hour
late arriving at the grounds aud the
number Of innings required TO deter.
mine who was victor prolonged the
contest until nightfall, but not single
spectator left the grounds until the
last man went out In the eleventh In.
ming. A streak OF good batting and
Rsdiord's errors in the third inning
gave Cleveland five runs, and In the
sixth inning Snyder scored the sixth
runs, at which number Cleveland has
90 often stumbled before. But six
proved 10 be q hoodoo for the indiana
this time, and when they had made
that number by strong batting they
tuccumbed TO defeat after q desperate
struggle. The three base drives Of Orr
and Roeeman were the batting feat.
uies. Mexican scored the winning
run by q single 10 right, steal Of sec.
ond and Hotaling's two base hit At.
tendance 500. Score:
Cleveland. -. % 0 8 0000l-7
Metropolitan l 0004o 000-6
Earned runs-Cleveland, @; Metro
politans, 4. Two base hiis-Stricker,
Hotaling Hankinson. Three base
hits-0n, Rosemap. First on balls
Motaling, 0'Brien, Nelson (s), Som
mer. Hit by pitched ball--Rsdford.
First on erors-Cleve'aud, 8. Stuck
out-Allen, Toy, Snyder, Morrison,
Rsdford, Hankinson, Nelson, Rose
man, Sommer, Lynch. Passed ball
sommer, 2. Wild pitch-Morrisou, l.
Time-Two hours and thiriy-hye min.
utes. Umpire-Ferguson.
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Ciscinnasi, ~, BreeLIys, o.

CrsorSsArr, o., July l5.-The DIN.
clnpslis downed the Brooklyns today
In . game that was too one asided To
be interesting. While Hrkins was
not hit very bard the fire was kept up
necessarily. The Reds generally lines
out sharp line singles, which, aided
by daring base running, added run
after run. Smith was hit hard In the
opening innings and was trihs wild.
He settled down, however, snd there.
after retired the batters In order, with
the exception Of the sixth and ninth
innings. He was given brilliant sup.
port by Keenan,, whose line throwing
10 ba es kept the B'ooklyns tied up.
Nitol and icPhee led the base run.
ming, while Reilly and Oorkhill did
the beet work at the bat. The feature
OF the game was the fielding Of smith,
OF Brooklyn, and McPhee. Twenty.
eight hundred people were present.
Score:
Cincinnati .......3 1908 I'll
Brooklyp......-..2 1 o 5000 o.
Earned runs Cincinnati, 10. Two
bsss hiis-Corkhill, Hsrkins. Double
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Snort nc Rrixhtsn Reach.

Nsw YoRK, July l6.-The weather
at Brighton Beach today was cloudy,
but warm; attendance large, and the
track fast.
First Race-Sellipg, three fourths OF
q mile. Joe Harris won, Beverly sec.
ond, Chlnchilly third. Time-l:l7i.
Second Race-Selling, seven fur.
longs. Nat Goodwin won, Mamselle
second, Kink third Time-l :S0i
Third Race-sslling, mile and an
eighth. Ferg Kyle won, Pilot second,
Ernest third. Tme-l:67t
Fourth Race Handicap, one mile.
Tornado wop, Tattler second, Battle.
dore third. Tme-l:44.
Fifth Race-0ne mile. Billy Cock
won, Frolic second, Jim Glare third.
Time-l.H
Sixth Rsce-sellipg, mile aud siX.
teenth. Hermitage won. Compensa-
ton second, DiEzy Brunette third.
Time-l:6lA.
Seventh Race-For maiden two
year olds, three-fourths Of mile. Peg
Wolf pgton won, Critchton second,
Sight Unseen third. rime-l:ls.
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LeuisvilIe, =; baltimore. I.

LOUISVILLE, Kr., July l5.-Ramsey
was in splendid form today and com.
pletely nonp'ussed the Baltimores.
DULY four hits and two bases on balls
were made of his delivery. The
Louisvilles also played an almost
faultless fielding game and raped
Kilroy's curves freely. The fielding
of the visitors was poor at critical
points. Davis and Fulmer made
costly errors, which let In runs. Som.
me,s played brilliant game at sec.
ond. The visitors only run was
scored on Sommers's two Dagger,
which was followed by a single by
Davis. Score:
Louisvil' e..........0 / 40 00x-7
Baltimore ....".".0 5000 900 OIL
Earned runs-Louisville, 2; Balti.
more l. Two base hits-Woli, Brown
ing, Sommers. Three base hit-Wolf.
First on bxlls-Rsmsey, 2. Struck out
Ramsey, 8. Passed bsll-Fulmer, /.
Wild pitch-Kilroy, /. Umpire-Mc-
Ouade.
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Knew what was Cemiss.

Detective Pryde and Col. Mike Gar
win attended the salvation Army
meeting the other night, and In the
course Of the exercises the former was
requested 10 "give his experience. |"
As he rose TO comply every man,
woman aud child In the audience
made rush for the door and escaped
before a doz N words had fallen from
bis lips. The cause Of the stampede
can only be imagined. IL 10 tald he
coolly picked up copy Of The Go'pel
Hymnal and leisurely left the hall.
declaring that be would memories a
number Of songs for use at some iuture
meeting.
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The last Game To-day.
The two clubs play again this after
noon. Following 10 the batting order:
New Orleans, " Nashville, q.
ESPECIAL TO rHl ArPnAL.l

NASHVILLE, TENN, July l6.-The
New Orleans segregation Of sluegeis
won today's game from Nashville
Kelly pitched for Nashville, and while
he vs not pounded into insensibility,
he probably thought, before the game
was over, thst he had run against q
buzz saw. The visitors got ton his OF
him, and runs were the ultimate 70.
suit. Enng and Waugh were the
New 0ileans battery, and they were
handles. Outside Of a foe catch Of a
low ay by Puiol and Geiss's work at
second, there were no special features.
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Baseball Will be Played o. Sunday.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July l6.-Judge
Noonan today decided that playing
baseball was not violation Of Sunday
laws, and President Chris. Won der
Abe, Of the 81. Louis Browns, who
was arrested last Sunday for having
his team play ball, was discharged.
The game will be played In this city
on Sunday by tie American Associa-
ton team ss heretofore.
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Two base hits-ReeIer, Ewing,
Fuller 2, Nicholas, Cartright, Poiol,
Vaughn. Double plays-Burks, Hayes,
Firle, Geiss aud Mcvey. First base
an balls-Fuller, Kirby, Beloher and
Clinton. Struck Reeder, Burks,
Bradley, 3; Gsiss. Left on bases-
Nashville, 3; New Orleans, o. Time
One hour and thirty minutes. Um.
nira-Rnck
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Philadelphia, o. Detroit. Q.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July l4.-Casey
pitched grea, game today and was
iaultlessly supported by the field, and
az q result Detroit was defeated by q
score Of 8 to 2. Weidman also pitched
In foe form, but the Phillles were for.
tunate In punching six OF their nine
hits In the third and sixth innings,
when they scored four runs, three
earned. Brilliant fielding plays
aboundei, Arthur Irwin excelling.
In the fourth he captured Thompson's
fy after long run into left fisld, and
by a good throw 10 first retired Rowe.
This was by long odds the pretliest
double play seen here this season.
Score:
PhilsdelphIs....l 020 0200 0-5
Detroit. ....,--....0 90 0 0002-2
Earned funs-PhilaIelphis, 3; De.
troit, 2. Two base hi's-Andrews.
Three base hits-McGuire, Richnd.
son. Double plays-Bsstisn, Farrar
and Mcclure; Irwin and Farrar, 2.
Flr,t on bslls-Fosatty, B.stian, Man.
ming. Struck out Mulvey, Irwin,
Bastian, 2; Manning. Wild pitch
Casey. Umpire--Sullivan.
wsshisGss.. 10, Pisssburs,s
WARRINGTON, ID. o.. July l6.-Ths
Pittsburss and Washingtons played {
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Summary: Earned runs - Mem.
phis, 20; Birminshsm, 4. Two base
hits-McAleer (2), Smith (2), Mount.
Joy, Pollard. Hillery (2). Kent. Three
base bits-Phelan l3) Left on hases-
Memphis, 8; Birmingham Double
plsys-Memphis, 1; Birmingham, g.
Struck ou.-By Smith, 8; Mountjoy, O.
Bases on called balls-By. Smith, 81;
nounii,y,6 BSes from being hit by
pitched ball-By Smith, 0; Mounijoy,
0 Passed balls-Orotty, 0; Snyder, l.
Wild piiches-Smitb, o; Mountjoy, 8.
Time Of game-rwo hours and fifteen
minutes. Umpire-Jss. Carr.
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plsy--NcOlellsu (unsssisted). First
on balls-Smith, Q: Harkins, 4. Struck
out-O'Brien, g. Wild pitch-Smith,
1; Harkins, l. Tims-2;l0. Umpire
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ON THE WATER.
Great 9ashsrisx Of Boating Ne. ~
Pullman.

CHICAGO. III, July ia great
gathering Of sporting men from oil
sections Of tbs country was present at
Pullman today 10 witness ths opening
Of the Mississippi Valley Rowing as
sociation's annual regatta. The at
tendance Of the general public,
though, was disappointing, not to eI.
coed 1900 people putting In appear
ance. Two out Of the five prizes con.
tested for we're won by Chicago crews,
while Pullman captured q third. The
Others were won by Detroit and Mo-
line crsws respectively. H-.l
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Earned runH-AthIetie, z. Two base
hits-Larkin, Milligan. Double play
Comiskey, Robinson. Gleason, Robin.
son and Comiskey, Lyons and Mill.
gan. First on bals-Foutz, Robinson,
OF st. Louis, 2; Comiskey, Robinson,
OF Athletics. First on errors, st. Louis,
2; Athletic, l. Struck out-King, 81;
Seward, l. Passed ball-Robinson, 2.
Tme-0ne hour and forty minutes.
Umpire-Murphy.
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20, 2. Double play 4 sing. Ward and
Conner. First on balls-Richardson,
Van Haltren, Ryan. Flint, Gore, l..
First on errors-New York 4; Chicago.
3. Struck out-New York, 8; Ohlcsgo,
8. Pas ed bslls-Brown, 2. Wild
plich-Keeie 1. Time-Two hours
and twenty minutes. Umpire-POw.
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B.
lie second, Derby good third. Time

ho ooOVhu, DeASy skoou thiiu' Ahho-
1:18i.
Sixth Rsce-Three year ODDS and mp.
wards; six furlongs. stsrters-White
Nose, 100, Blaylock; Poteen. lC9.
Taral; Glen Hall, 100, Hathaway |;
Passion, 81, Waller; Col. Owens, Ill,
Lewis; Cora L., l04, Gerhardy (;
Charley Lucas, III, Fuller; Somerset,
100, Cooper; Hard Times, III, More
land. Pools-Potesn, $37; White Nose,
$50; Col. Owens, 3ll; Geld. $40.
The start was very bad, Col. Owens
having two lengths the bes. oil the
bunch; Cora L. second. Col, Owens
led almost to the wire, when Poteen,
making desperate effort, came
through and won by half q length.
Col. Ovens second. Glen Hall good
third. Time-l:l6t.
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Earned runs Boston, 2; Indianap-
oils, 2. Two base hits-Nssh and
Myers. Three base hits-Sutttop,
Schoonberg and Seery. First on balls
kelly, Schoonberg, Seery. Hit by
pitched ball-Burdock, Nash. frs
on errors-Kelly, Nash. Passed balls
Myers. Kelly. Time-0ne hour
and fifty minutes. Umpire-Polland.
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Indianapolis, Q; Bostep, 3.

Bosros, MASS, July l5.-Liieless
batting and listless fielding marked
the play Of the home team today. The
visitors batted with vigcr and fieldsd
with brillisncy and great stesdiness,
especially at critical points. McGeschy
In the Hrst inning made q difficult
catch Of Nash's long fly and, by a line
throw, cut Kelly Of at third base.
Wise made, In this inning, a phenom-
ensl one handed catch Of the contor-
ZIONIST order. Polhemus strengthens
the team, his work at the bat and IN
the field is Of the highest order. Bur-
docks temperance awakened much
enthusiasm. Kelly's work behind the
bat was below par. Boyle was q rid.
de, except In the sixth, when he was
touched up for three hits, including
sutton's triple. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Boston. 900 OIL 0-3
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New Yerh and Chieaso.

NKw YoRK, July l6.-The New
Yorks and Chicsgos had enough crowd
today 10 furnish inspiration, and the
game was 30 thoroughly contested as
10 be uncertain throughout. The men
from Chicago won, however, though
they we're Sufficiently hustled TO be
aware, after the game, that they had
been playing ba |. Poor throwing by
Brown contributed much 10 New
York's defeat. Clarkson and Keeie
each pitched finely and deliberately.
Flint, Ewing and Richardson played
In 6ne style, Gore winning the honors
with the willow and between the bases.
He played q really fine game, the fret
In weeks. Ewing acted as captain OF
the New York club, but as yet has not
formally accepted the position. The
attendance numbered 63l5. Score:
New Yofk......-..0 l 5000 2l0-4
Chicago. ............0 49, DOL IL
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REWARD.

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30. Louis, 3, Athletics, Q.

ST. LOUIS, NO., July l5.-Notwlth.
standing the Athletics outbatted the
Browns today and earned both Of their
runs, their defeat lie solely attributable
to loose fielding at critical stages Of the
game. King was msgnifcently sup.
ported and his hot shot were handled
in veteran style by Jack Boyle, who
catches more brilliantly each succes.
sive game. Some OF the most marvel
Gus plays seen on the diamond marked
the work Of the champions. Curt
WEIGH captured q long high liner, run.
ming with the ball to deep center.
Gleason stopped q hot grounder In
short left by means OF which q run
was prevented and a beautiful double
play made. Latham made several
wonderful one hand stops and Robin.
son did great work at second. Lyons
led in the fielding and Milligan at the
bat for the visitors. The regular um.
pire failed TO show up and Joe Muir.
ply, the pitcher and sporting editor Of
the Globe Democrat, officiated very &C.
ceptably. Score:
81. Louis, ......0 1 O 9 q O q q GA
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WEALTH 81 rHE sTATE.

The nearapproach Of the i4egls-
lature induces the State Ledger
to speak again ior such d remedy
in the present assessment laws as
would, in some measure, give the
value Of the real and personal
property Of the State.
Heretofore articles appearing
in this paper have embraced The
public views Of several conlempo-
raries touching this subject, aud
showing clearly, by citing cases
occurring IN their respective
vlcinitles, that the present mode
|. of assessment by no means pre-
scnts the wealth Of Mississippi. iii
fact, it may be alleged that it is q
tslip shod, run down" mode chat
demands the attention OF the next
Assembly.
Let il be understood, that BY
formulating a plan that would ap-
proXimate the property Of the
state, would not increase taxation
one farthing, but would reduce II,
and to tic world our common
wealth would be most inviting. II
is mistaken policy that reduces
property worth four OF five hun
dred millions Of dollars TO one and
a quarter millions, on the score
that the owners pay less taxes.
The object is to meet the eXpen-
ses Of the government, economi-
cally administered, and a reason
able valuation Of property woule
give unusually low taxes and thus
show a State that would attract
immigration and capital.
There can be no question in the
mind Of any one, familiar witt
our present assessment laws, ol
the great necessity, on the part 0
our law mekers, to deal with the
question in a practical, straight
forward way.
The legislator who can formu
late some feasible and acceptabl,
change in this regard, VIII recciy,
the plaudits Of his countrymcn.
The subject thas received til,
attention, and again and again
been recommended by both GOV
ernors Stone and Lowry in thel
messages.-[ State ledger.